By Sheetal Kumari | July 11, 2025
Dreaded for its bite power and persistence, this breed is very protective and needs strong training and socialisation from an early age.
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Territorial and loyal, Rottweilers become aggressive if not trained. They possess dominant personalities, powerful build, and strong guarding instincts.
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Alert and courageous, Dobermans are instinctive guard dogs. Left to their own devices, their defensive nature will become aggressive, particularly towards strangers.
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Intelligent and loyal, they can become aggressive if they are not mentally challenged or well socialised early in life.
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Friendly with owners, but dominant and reactive towards other animals, requiring firm leadership and regular training.
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Usually aloof and obstinate, Chow Chows will be aggressive if threatened or handled badly. Early training is crucial.
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Protection-trained, this athletic dog needs a confident, experienced owner. It can turn vicious without boundaries and firm discipline.
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Independent and strong-willed, Akitas are faithful but aggressive to strangers and other animals if not well trained.
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Small but spunky, Jack Russells are territorial and reactive. With their high energy and bold nature, they require controlled environments and attention.
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Originated for hunting large game, the Dogo Argentino is a powerful and fearless dog. Without proper training, it will become too dominant and aggressive.
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